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Yokohama Landmark Tower
横浜ランドマークタワー
The skyscraper symbolizing Minato Mirai. This complex, which includes the "Landmark Plaza" shopping mall and the "Dockyard Garden" event plaza, is beloved as a starting point for sightseeing in Yokohama. The 69th-floor observation floor "Sky Garden" is closed as of 2026 for major renovation work (expected to reopen in 2028 or later).
🚶 3 min walk from Minatomirai Station
Yokohama Cosmo World
よこはまコスモワールド
A free-admission urban amusement park. Its symbol is the "Cosmo Clock 21" Ferris wheel, standing 112.5m tall and among the world's largest, which lights up the Minato Mirai night sky. The park is divided into three areas—Wonder Amuse, Bulano Street, and Kids Carnival—with over 30 attractions.
🚶 5 min walk from Minatomirai Station
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse
横浜赤レンガ倉庫
A commercial and cultural facility repurposed from a former customs warehouse built in the late Meiji to early Taisho era. Building No. 1 houses cultural facilities and a hall, while Building No. 2 is centered on shops and restaurants. At night, it is lit up in orange, making it one of Yokohama's premier night-view spots.
🚶 6 min walk from Bashamichi Station / Nihon-odori Station
Osanbashi Yokohama International Passenger Terminal
横浜港大さん橋国際客船ターミナル
An international passenger ship terminal where cruise ships dock, yet its rooftop plaza "Kujira no Senaka" (Whale's Back) is a free, 24-hour observation spot. From the wooden deck reminiscent of a ship's deck, visitors can take in a 360-degree panorama of the Minato Mirai skyline and the Bay Bridge.
🚶 7 min walk from Nihon-odori Station
Sailing Ship Nippon Maru & Yokohama Port Museum
帆船日本丸・横浜みなと博物館
A complex consisting of the Nippon Maru Memorial Park, which preserves and displays the training sailing ship Nippon Maru—known as the "Swan of the Pacific"—and the Yokohama Port Museum, which introduces the history of Yokohama Port. Visitors can tour the deck and interior of the Nippon Maru, moored in the former No. 1 Dock of the Yokohama Dockyard.
🚶 5 min walk from Sakuragicho Station / Minatomirai Station
Cupnoodles Museum Yokohama
カップヌードルミュージアム横浜
Officially named the "Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum Yokohama," this interactive museum is themed around the creativity of Momofuku Ando, the inventor of instant ramen. Popular activities include making the world's first instant ramen, "Chicken Ramen," by hand, and creating your own original cup noodle.
🚶 8 min walk from Minatomirai Station
Yokohama Museum of Art
横浜美術館
A large-scale art museum in the Minato Mirai 21 district. Its symmetrical exterior, designed by architect Kenzo Tange, is striking, and it hosts collection exhibitions and large-scale special exhibitions of modern and contemporary art from Japan and abroad. It reopened in February 2025 after approximately four years of full closure for renovation.
🚶 3 min walk from Minatomirai Station
Queen's Square Yokohama
クイーンズスクエア横浜
A complex directly connected to Minatomirai Station, consisting of office towers, a hotel, a shopping mall, and the "Queen's Hall" concert hall. Visitors can enjoy shopping and dining without getting wet, even on rainy days, straight from the station.
🚶 0 min walk from Minatomirai Station
Yamashita Park
山下公園
A waterfront park along Yokohama Port, created in 1930 by reclaiming land with rubble from the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake as part of the reconstruction effort. Iconic Yokohama landmarks such as the Hikawa Maru and Marine Tower stand adjacent, and the park is beloved as a spot for strolling and dates.
🚶 3 min walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station
Yokohama Chinatown
横浜中華街
One of Japan's largest Chinatowns, lined with over 600 Chinese restaurants, street-food stalls, and specialty shops. The ten Chinatown gates are the district's symbol, and visitors can enjoy everything from authentic Chinese cuisine to street snacks in this premier Yokohama food destination.
🚶 2 min walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station
Motomachi Shopping Street
元町ショッピングストリート
A stylish shopping street stretching about 600m, lined with long-established boutiques, select shops, and cafes—among Yokohama's finest. It has a history of serving the daily life of the foreign settlement since the port opened, and is known as the birthplace of the sophisticated "Hamatora" fashion culture.
🚶 2 min walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station
Yokohama Marine Tower
横浜マリンタワー
An observation tower adjacent to Yamashita Park. Built in 1961 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the opening of the Port of Yokohama, its observation floor at 100m offers sweeping views of Yokohama Port, Minato Mirai, and the Bay Bridge.
🚶 1 min walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station
NYK Hikawa Maru
日本郵船氷川丸
A cargo-passenger ship moored at Yamashita Park. Completed in 1930, it served the Seattle route and is known for having carried the comedy legend Charlie Chaplin as a passenger. The first-class social hall, smoking room, and cabins are preserved and open to the public.
🚶 3 min walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station
Yokohama Doll Museum
横浜人形の家
A specialized doll museum housing roughly 10,000 dolls from over 140 countries around the world. Exhibits range from creative dolls crafted by Living National Treasures to dolls dressed in traditional folk costumes from around the globe.
🚶 3 min walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station
Silk Museum
シルク博物館
A museum introducing the relationship between silk and Yokohama since the port opened, when the city thrived on the raw silk trade. It displays the process from silkworm cocoons to silk thread, as well as traditional Japanese garments and dyed and woven silk craftworks.
🚶 3 min walk from Nihon-odori Station
Sankeien Garden
三溪園
A Japanese garden opened to the public in 1906 by businessman Hara Sankei, who made his fortune in the raw silk trade. Across its roughly 175,000 square meters, historic buildings relocated from Kyoto, Kamakura, and other locations (including 10 National Important Cultural Properties) are arranged in harmony with the changing seasons.
🚶 5 min walk from Bus from Yokohama Station or Negishi Station
Harbor View Park
港の見える丘公園
An observation park on a bluff overlooking Yokohama Port and the Yokohama Bay Bridge. Made up of three areas—the France Hill district, Observation Plaza district, and England Hill district—it is a hub for Yamate sightseeing, also known for its rose garden views.
🚶 5 min walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station
Berrick Hall
ベーリック・ホール
The largest of the Yamate Western-style houses. Built in 1930 as the residence of British trader Mr. B. R. Berrick, it is known for its Spanish-style exterior and stately interior. Admission is free.
🚶 15 min walk from Ishikawacho Station
Diplomat's House
外交官の家
A Western-style house originally built in Tokyo as the residence of Meiji-era diplomat Sadatsuchi Uchida, and later relocated to the Yamate Italian Garden. Designed by American architect J. M. Gardiner, its veranda colonial-style exterior is a highlight, and it is designated a National Important Cultural Property.
🚶 5 min walk from Ishikawacho Station
Yokohama British House
横浜市イギリス館
The former British Consul-General's residence, built inside Harbor View Park. Constructed in 1937, it was used as the British Consulate after the war. The reception room and bedrooms are open to the public, and the exterior seen beyond the park's rose garden is also a highlight.
🚶 5 min walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station
Yamate 111 House
山手111番館
A Spanish-style Western house adjacent to Harbor View Park. Built in 1926 as the residence of American J. E. Raffin, it is now also used as a cafe space surrounded by a rose garden.
🚶 5 min walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station
Osaragi Jiro Memorial Museum
大佛次郎記念館
A memorial museum dedicated to Yokohama-born author Osaragi Jiro, located adjacent to Harbor View Park. In addition to displaying original manuscripts and personal belongings from his "Kurama Tengu" series, the museum also features cat-related exhibits, reflecting his well-known love of cats.
🚶 6 min walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station
Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum
新横浜ラーメン博物館
Opened in 1994, the world's first food-themed amusement park dedicated to ramen. The basement floor recreates a townscape from 1958, and visitors can sample and compare ramen from famous shops across Japan.
🚶 5 min walk from Shin-Yokohama Station
Nissan Stadium
日産スタジアム（横浜国際総合競技場）
One of Japan's largest stadiums, with a capacity of approximately 70,000. It is the home stadium of the J.League's Yokohama F. Marinos and has also hosted the 2002 FIFA World Cup final and various other international events.
🚶 7 min walk from Kozukue Station
Yokohama Arena
横浜アリーナ
A multi-purpose indoor arena near Shin-Yokohama Station with a capacity of approximately 17,000, one of the largest in Japan. Used for a wide range of purposes including concerts, sporting events, and exhibitions, it is a symbolic landmark of the Shin-Yokohama area.
🚶 5 min walk from Shin-Yokohama Station
Shin-Yokohama Natural Hot Spring
新横浜天然温泉（新横浜フジビューホテル）
A day-use natural hot spring located in the basement of the Shin-Yokohama Fuji View Hotel, a 3-minute walk from Shin-Yokohama Station. The amber-colored fossil seawater spring (sodium chloride spring), drawn from 1,500m underground, is also known as the "beauty bath."
🚶 3 min walk from Shin-Yokohama Station
Yokohama Stadium
横浜スタジアム
A baseball stadium within Yokohama Park, home to the Yokohama DeNA BayStars professional baseball team. Affectionately known as "Hamastar," it is conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from Kannai Station and draws large crowds of fans on game days.
🚶 3 min walk from Kannai Station
Yokohama Park
横浜公園
A park in the heart of the city surrounding Yokohama Stadium. It is Yokohama's second-oldest park after Yamate Park, and is known for its "Tulip Festival," when about 140,000 tulips bloom in spring.
🚶 3 min walk from Kannai Station / Nihon-odori Station